Analysis Of The Problems Faced By The Textile And Garment Industry

Textile and garment industry is a traditional industry in China. It is also an important pillar industry. While supporting economic development and bringing benefits, environmental problems are a big injury to the textile and garment industry.

Energy saving and emission reduction is an arduous challenge facing the textile and garment industry. Only by solving this problem can we have long-term development.

A new emission standard has been announced. For textile industry, this new standard can be said to be rather severe.

Due to the implementation of the new standards, some printing and dyeing enterprises and wool scouring enterprises in Zhejiang, Jiangsu and Guangdong have basically closed down or migrated.

"Such a standard of emission reduction is a huge challenge for our industry, because without the printing and dyeing enterprises, the industrial chain of the textile industry will not be formed.

"Xu Wenying said.

The rising cost of raw materials and labor will further increase the cost of enterprises, exacerbate the loss of export orders to Southeast Asian countries, and the various trade barriers suffered by the textile industry are on the rise. This will bring certain risks to the export of Chinese textile enterprises.

In particular, the price of cotton is unstable, and the development of the clothing and textile industry is even worse.

From 10 to early 2011, the cotton market in China fluctuated greatly.

Public data showed that domestic cotton prices were still less than 16000 yuan / ton at the beginning of 2010, but then it began to soar. By March 2010, cotton prices had reached 31000 yuan per ton, up nearly 100%, but then there was a continuous slump, and the scene was once chaotic.